whitlock stays put while his camera continues rolling., the pilot tells him it's safe to get out. >> emergency workers stationed at the end of the race course are on the scene within seconds. >> is someone in there? >> amazingly no one is injured in the crash. >> not a scratch on us. >> whitlock brushes himself off and starts shooting again. >> i wanted to shoot the helicopter i just came down to maybe give myself a bit of a buffer. >> the fire department quickly secures the scene and the leaking fuel is controlled. whitlock is grateful to the pilot whose quick thinking, he says, averted a more serious situation. >> we were coming down right on top of the road where there was a lot of spectators on the road. he pulled it off at the last second and put it down on the hill where he did. if he hadn't of done that, there would have been a lot of people hurt. >> certainly a memorable trip. despite the close call, he says, he'd fly again. >> i have my one get out of jail free card. i think statistically i should be good. >>> a giant inflatable

sandra: and that was jason whitlock's point, men are targeted as well.k at this experiment, it does focus on women and the sort of trolling that they see on twitter and facebook and social media accounts. arthur, what do you make -- >> cowards. the first word that comes to my mind, these are absolute cowards. they would never confront these women and say that, those exact thicks that you heard -- things that you heard, never look at that woman in the eye and say those horrific things. god bless the men and god bless the women because they've entered this domain. it's the children that upset me, the teenagers that are suffering with this. sandra: somebody's tweeting somebody should be raped -- >> they're sick freaks. sandra: should there be a legal consequence? >> this all falls under first amendment, blah, blah, blah. to answer your question, i would love that, and i think many of us were, especially people who are minors, who are under 18 years old. they're not celebrities, they're not making money, they're just high school kids getting and receiving th